Compare prescription medication prices, coverage and access in Canada.
Independent information on Canadian GLP-1 medication prices and insurance coverage. Understand the evidence and prepare better questions for your pharmacist.*
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Understand package prices, support discounts and what remains outside the quote.
Explore →02 · GENERIC WATCHTrack generic semaglutide
Separate approvals, launch evidence and pharmacy availability.
Explore →03 · COVERAGE CHECKCheck the coverage process
Start with Ontario, BC or the questions to take to your private insurer.
Explore →Published drug prices, at a glance.
Latest available records for the selected packages, before insurance. Check strength, quantity and fees in the price table; a package is not always a month of supply.
Ozempic
$240–$282Ontario pharmacy totals · before insurance
Package detailsWegovy
$431–$493Ontario pharmacy totals · before insurance
Package detailsMounjaro
$326–$360Ontario pharmacy totals · before insurance
Package detailsZepbound
$319–$366Ontario pharmacy totals · before insurance
Package detailsGeneric semaglutide
$89–$104Ontario pharmacy totals · before insurance
Package detailsPublished price observations. Dispensing is included or estimated where shown; unpublished fees are excluded. See each record’s date, strength and package before comparing.
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Follow Canadian generic semaglutide approvals, product records and availability. Approval and pharmacy stock are different milestones.
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How to compare medication quotes without comparing the wrong things
A lower advertised price is not a saving until the product, supply and included charges match.
How to prepare for a coverage check
A coverage check is more productive when you can name the exact product and ask about your own plan.
How to check a drug’s DIN in Canada
A Drug Identification Number helps distinguish an authorized Canadian product from another product with a similar name.
From the evidence desk.
GLP-1 sales in Canada are on pace for a new record in 2026
About $2.4 billion in first-half retail sales puts Canada on a record-setting trajectory, according to IQVIA figures reported by The Globe and Mail.
Why a provider’s starting fee needs context
A free first visit can reduce an initial expense, but it does not describe the cost of continuing care.
Zepbound without insurance: questions behind the published range
Without insurance, the most useful Zepbound cost is the complete cash amount for your exact fill.
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